St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-18
SOCIAL SALTWATER.

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u SOCIAL SALTWATER
Doings of Prominent People of
>, + the Bluff City.
THE principal social event of the week
was the elegant reception rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert n. McKuSick at the
residence of w. X. Wurdeman, upon
the happy couples return from their
wedding trip, on Thursday evening last
Itwilblbe remembered that Mr.. Nc
KuSicR was married short time ago to
Miss Matte AlcOtt, formerly teacher
in our public schools, and a young lady
who, BY gentle disposition, elegance of
manner, and endowed with natures
rareSt tights, soon became favOrite with
Saltwater people. Mr.. McKusick, who
has been here for years, has
spotlesS reputation. Over 400 in
yitations were issued for the
reception of this populaSyOung couple,
and most generally accepted. Their
popularity was manifest from the large
number of rich, rare and elegant pres
ents they received, to enumerate which
would be difficult matter. A sumpt-
uous repast was spread for those pres
ent, to which ample justice was done,
and it was late when the party b-oke
up, wishing Mr.. and Mrs. McKuSick bon
voyage on life's matrimonial sea.
Jacob Bean returned the first of last
week from Sitka, Alaska. While there
he was the geust of III. E. Hayden,
formerly of this city. Mr.. Bean thinks
the country and climate magnificent,
but in order to live there man must
have money.
Rev. ID. III. Simpson. who was at one
time pastor of the Baptist church in
this city, but has for some months past
been visiting friends at Prince Edwards
Island. arrived in Saltwater yesterday,
and is busy handshaking with old
friends.
Among the theatrical events of the
past week, was Kate CaStleton'S cOmbi-
nation. Monday evening last, in the
laughable play, "Crazy Patch," she
drew but fair house, as it threatened
rain that evening.
Rev. j. G. Byrnes, diocesan secre-
tary, and j. f. Carrere. secretary of the
temperance addresses this evening at
1880 o'clock in the temperance hall Of
st. MichaePs church.
Frank Hall, hospital steward at the
prison, returned here Tuesday evening
from trip to Wisconsin, whittier he
went to accompany Warden StordOck'S
brother home, who Is very low with
Bright's disease.
The GLOBE Office has been removed
to room 2, Duel block, No. 100 East
Chestnut street. 1t is now in pleasant
quarters over Wings undertaking
room. Let the GLOBE patrons remem-
Der this.
A social hop was enjoyed by a pleas
ant party at the B. 81 l.. hall Friday
evening, and the same evening largely
attended ball was. given by the l. o. o.
F. order at their hall in the McKusick
block.
Tuesday morning double wedding
was celebrated at the German Catholic
church. The Misses Bertha and Annie
Jesse were united to MeSSrS. S. Hack
and A. FALLEN, respectively.
A. f. Wing left for Odgensburg, N.
Y, Thursday, to be present at the fu-
neral service s. which occur to-day, of
an only sister, who died Wednesday
morning Of consumption.
At John Bergeron's residence, on
North Main street, Wednesday evening
supper was given for the benefit of the
French Catholic church, and goodly
sum was realized.
Mrs. D. Elliott left for a few-weeks'
visit with relatives at Eau Claire, Wis,
yesterday. Miss May McDermOtt, who
has been visiting her, accompanied her
home.
George Patehin, in the employ of the
,HerSey-Bean Lumber company, who
has been taking a vacation for the past
few weeks, is again at his Office desk.
Social gatherings for the past week
have been scarce, owing to the State
Fair and the Minneapolis Exposition
claiming so much attention.
John Tornquist and Miss Martha L.
Stendahl, both well known in this city,
were married last Saturday evening at
the residence of Gus Raiter.
Mrs. George M. Brush, of Winona,
was noted among those at the reception
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. 81. N. McKusick,
Thursday evening.
Charles Weston, of Minneapolis, form
erly Saltwater boy. was in the city
Friday and Saturday renewing old ac-
quaintances.
Mrs. D. Bolles, who has been recreat-
ing in st. Paul and Minneapolis with
her friends for a week past, is home
again.
Miss Mabel Seward Is attending
school at st. Paul and making her home
Mrs. j. B. Butler. after spending the
summer with relatives in this city, re-
turned to her Missouri home Tuesday.
Miss Euphie Austin has been enter
tanning her cousins, Messrs. Joseph and
William Campbell, this past week.
Mrs. G.. E. Rauch left yesterday to
make her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Farmer, of Minneapolis, visit
Rurkp r rnturpad On "odrac
day to South Bend, Ind, to resume his
studies at Notre Dame college.
Wednesday night the old settlers of
the st. CroiX valley hold their regular
annual reunion in this city.
Miss Nellie Lonss3eft the first part of
the week to resume studies at st.
Joseph's academy, st. Paul.
Ezra B. Feller, of Welcome, made his
sister, Mrs. e. f. Barrett, of this city, a
few days visit last week.
"Fanehon the Cricket" is to be played
at the Grand opera house by the Maggie
Mitchell company the 22d.
Mrs. j. D. Holm has been enjoying
visit the past week from her brother, 81.
Mo, of Sleepy Eye.
G. 81. Hudson, who has been in Da-
kOta for five months past, returned to
Saltwater On Tuesday.
Rev. DR.. Tuttle, of Minneapolis, holds
divine services in the UniyerSaliSt pull
pit this morning.
Rev! D. Fl. Simpson will deliver an
address at the First Baptist church to-
morrow morning.
A branch lodge of the Legion of Honor
was Organized here Wednesday evening
and officers elected.
r. S. Davis and wife and w. E. Easton
and wife are spending week in Chi
eago.
Mrs. John GiIden is home from visit